This Is Encouraging
RealClearPolitics average of recent national polls shows that Obama's lead over McCain is now only 2.4%--which is probably not statistically significant, since several of the polls have sample sizes of 1003 or less. The largest sample sizes (and therefore with the smallest margin of error) are the Rasmussen poll done 7/27 through 7/29, which has Obama up 2.0%, and the Gallup Tracking poll done the same dates, which has Obama up 4.0%.
Now, if McCain would actually run some serious ads, we might see this turn around. Once we hit the 60 day deadline imposed by the moronic McCain-Feingold Act, independent campaign expenditures will start--and I'm hoping that Obama's numbers will start to fall.
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